Sundry Foods Unveils 2 Branches in Ilorin, Applauded by Kwara State Govt

Sundry Foods Limited (SFL) has expanded its footprint across the country with the opening of two branches in the ancient city of Ilorin north- central zone of the country.

Deputy Governor of Kwara State, Mr Kayode Alabi said while delivering his speech as the special guest of honour at the official opening ceremony held in Ilorin, the state capital that the state government is delighted to be associated with SFL because of the high standards the company had set in the food services industry in the country.

SFL said in a press release signed by Mr Nduka Mokwunye, Head Marketing, that the two new branches are located at 8, AsaDam Road and Post Office Junction in Ilorin, respectively to offer popular SFL food brands including Kilimanjaro, Pizza Jungle, KiliGrill and Nibbles Ice Cream to its numerous customers and the general public.

“As a government, we recognize the potentials of food in bringing people of diverse settings and communities together and that is why we are excited to have Sundry Foods Limited headquartered in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital establish presence in our state.

‘’Kwara State government under the leadership of His Excellency, Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq (SAN) has designed a number of proactive investment attractive policies for businesses established in the state to thrive and our administration remains committed in making business environment in the state safe and conducive for investors,’’ the Deputy Governor said

Earlier in his welcome remarks, the Executive Director of Sundry Foods Limited, Mr Nnamdi Opara , said that the two branches were the first to be opened in the state as part of the company’s 2022 planned expansion effort expected to cover major cities in the country.

‘’The event of today is motivated by our strategic expansion effort designed to increase our presence in the north central zone and to give our customers of Kwara State extraction the opportunity to stay connected with our services,’’ he said